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Donald Trump Weighs in on 'Civil War' Concerns

Donald Trump Weighs in on 'Civil War' Concerns

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

California Gov. Newsom has called Trump a bald-faced liar and said he wants to start a civil war over his immigration policies.See the Story

Flag Day: Commemorating the Symbol of American Freedom

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Flag Day: Commemorating the Symbol of American Freedom

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Each year the Patrick Henry and General Joseph Martin Daughters of the American Revolution partner to hold a Flag Day Commemoration.See the Story

Henry Royer | 96th Pennsylvania Monument Dedication Speech at Gettysburg, 1888

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Henry Royer | 96th Pennsylvania Monument Dedication Speech at Gettysburg, 1888

On June 21, 1888, more than 200 veterans of the 96th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry regiment arrived in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to dedicate a battlefield monument on that famous battlefield. Newspaper advertisement for the railroad excursion to the 96th Pennsylvania monument dedication. The monument, crafted by young sculptor August Zeller, shows an infantryman laying down on the battlefield with rifle at the ready. Zeller later sculpted the C…Read Article

Breaker Boy Strike of 1900 | Child Labor & Coal Mining History

This photograph comes from the September 22, 1900 edition of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. It was published during the Coal Strike of 1900 as the anthracite coal fields of Northeastern Pennsylvania fell silent: Breaker Boy Out on Strike The breaker boys are absolutely necessary to the operation of a big plant. In other years, when they have gone out on strike they have tied up big operations, and their parents have often been asked to take a hand…Pittston, Pennsylvania · Pittston Read Article

The Molly Maguire Executions: Building the Gallows in Pottsville

While researching the Molly Maguires for a larger future project, I came across a striking sketch from a July 1877 edition of Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper. The image depicts workmen inside Schuylkill County Prison in Pottsville, Pennsylvania, constructing the gallows for what would become the largest mass execution in Pennsylvania history. On June 21, 1877, six men were hanged at Pottsville and another four at Mauch Chunk (modern-day Ji…Pottsville, Pennsylvania · Pottsville Read Article

Walter Baranowski | Scranton Paratrooper Wounded in France, June 1944

In the summer of 1944, The Scrantonian newspaper reported a remarkable story of bravery and rapid medical response during the Second World War. Staff Sgt. Walter Baranowski, a US Army paratrooper from South Side, Scranton, was wounded in France on June 13, 1944, and transported to a hospital base in England within an hour and a half. Here’s his incredible story, as detailed in the original newspaper article: South Side Vet Wounded; In England in…World War II · France Read Article

Pittston, Pennsylvania at the Turn of the 20th Century

This Library of Congress image captures a historic view looking south toward Pittston, Pennsylvania, offering a glimpse into the coal-dominated landscape of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. One of the most striking landmarks in the image is the blackened coal breaker of the Newton Coal Company’s Twin Shaft Colliery, seen on the left side of the photograph. This colliery was the site of one of Pennsylvania’s deadliest mining disasters – th…Pittston, Pennsylvania · Pittston Read Article

WWII Airman Orlando Vincenti Funeral in Carbondale, PA

Sergeant Orlando Vincenti died as the B-17 Flying Fortress he served on as radioman plummeted to earth in flaming pieces on October 10, 1943. The airman, an Italian immigrant who settled in Carbondale, Pennsylvania and worked as a coal miner before World War II, was one of two members of the crew killed in the crash. The crash site of the B-17 Flying Fortress nicknamed “Aw-R-Go” – Vincenti was one of two men killed when the plane smashed into …World War II · Carbondale Read Article

Coal Is The New Bridge Fuel

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero See the Story

Pottsville, PA in 1833: A Growing Coal Town on the Rise

This 1833 etching of Pottsville, Pennsylvania, created by artist John Rubens Smith, offers a rare glimpse into the early days of Schuylkill County’s coal capital. The view, looking north from Sharp Mountain, captures a town on the rise. The 1830s saw a population explosion as the discovery of vast anthracite coal deposits transformed Pottsville from a quiet mountain settlement into a booming industrial center. Illustration included as part of S…Pottsville, Pennsylvania · Pottsville Read Article

Richard J. Evans on Hitler’s People

I’m launching a new weekly series each Monday to highlight what I’m reading, watching, listening to, and experiencing in public history. Stay tuned on Mondays for these “Monday Dispatches.” As we mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War this summer, we find ourselves reckoning once again with the darkest legacies of that era. The famous 1945 destruction of the swastika that stood atop the Nazi parade grounds at Nuremberg. I’…Germany · Germany Read Article

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